Mystery Still Surrounds JFK Assassination
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Mystery Still Surrounds JFK Assassination
JFK Assassination Remains Uncertain After Nearly 60 Years
The official version is that President John F. Kennedy was assassinated on Friday, November 22, 1963, in Dallas, Texas by a “lone nut” acting alone: Lee Harvey Oswald. So why does uncertainty linger about the President’s murder?
Oswald never confessed. Most assassins have a political motive and proudly confess. Oswald was interrogated for hours and never confessed. On the Friday night of the assassination, Oswald said in custody, “I didn’t shoot anybody. I’m just a patsy.” On the video, take a look at :42 and :43. For those two seconds, …
The USA Used to Manufacture Stuff and Sell It to Ourselves. Let’s Do That Again.
In the movie Animal House (1978) the naive pledge, Flounder, stupidly loans his car to some seniors in the fraternity and they trash it. When his car is returned in a shamble, one of the actives says, “You messed up. You trusted us.”
So how did the USA get so economically and politically linked with China? China has an abysmal human rights record. China doesn’t have a “Bill of Rights,” persecutes Christians and Muslims, has no free press, and forces women to have abortions against their will (“one child per family”). The Chinese communist ideology, together with their human …
Evel Knievel and COVID-19
Can the police arrest you for disobeying the Governor’s emergency orders on COVID-19?
A. Kansas laws passed by the legislature and signed by the Governor generally do not make it illegal to risk your own health or safety.
Before we talk about the validity of the Governor’s orders, let’s discuss longtime laws on the books that are passed by the legislature and signed by the Governor.
When I was growing up in Great Bend, we admired Evel Knievel. The pioneering daredevil would jump his Harley-Davidson over buses, cars, and water fountains. His landings didn’t always stick. His 1972 Harley-Davidson XR-750 weighed 300 pounds, …
Making a Murderer and Tiger King: My Recent Interview
Making a Murderer (2015) is a too-wild-to-be-true NETFLIX series about the conviction of Steven Avery, a salvage dealer, who served two decades in prison for a crime he did not commit. He was exonerated and released. He promptly filed a thirty-six million dollar lawsuit against the local police for framing him. He was on Easy Street. Free at last, and soon to get a settlement or verdict in the tens of millions against the local police. Then disaster struck. The same police who cooked up his wrongful conviction twenty years earlier successfully pinned a murder on him.
I was …
